What is degeneration?
Reversible cellular dysfunction with morphological alteration
What is the point of no return in cell injury? (3)
3 types of reversible cell injury
Pathogenesis of cellular swelling/degeneration
Inability to maintain ionic and fluid homeostasis : cells pick up water when injured
Cellular swelling / degeneration morphology (3)
Microscopy of cellular swelling/degeneration (2)
- distended ER and mitochondria
What is parenchymal degeneration
Old term for cellular swelling / vacuolar degeneration
Example of organ for vacuolar degeneration
Kidneys
Causes for fatty degeneration (5)
Morphology of fatty degeneration (2 types)
- mottled - hypoxic effect
Which cells will be affected in fatty degradation
Cells which participate in fat metabolism : hepatocytes, myocardium, kidney
How do we detect fatty degeneration microscopically?
Oil red or sudan black B
2 pathways of FFA in the cell
- esterification : triglycerides, lipoproteins
Pathogenesis of fatty degeneration (3)
Organs affected by fatty degeneration
- Heart (e.g tiger heart)